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pericadium
tough, fibrous externl layer
pariental layer
lining the pericadium
visceral layer
covering the surface of the heart
pericardial space
the space between the visceral layer and the pariental layer and contains several drops of pericardial fluid
myocaedium
the middle layer, the heart muscle itself
endocardium
the inner most lauer that lines the chambers of the heart and covers its valves
atrium
cranial chamber
ventricle
ventral chambers
interatrial septum
divides the atria into right and left sides
interventricular septum
divides the ventricles into right and left sides
mitral or bicuspid valve
left atrium and ventricle are separated(2 flaps)
tricuspid valve
right atrium and ventricle are separated(3 flaps)
semilunar valve
(half-moon shape) prevents backflow of blood
pulmonary artery
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sinoatrial node (SA) AKA: pacemaker
consisting of cells in which electrical impulses originate, produce ateial contractions and force blood into the ventricles
atricentricular node
consisting of conductile cekks through which the electrical impulses continue down
atricentricular bundle (bundle of his)
continues on as the purkinje fibers
purkinje fibers
move the impulses on the stimulate centricular contraction.
autonomic nervous system
2 divisions with opposite actions on the heart
parasympathetic nervous system
mainly supplying the SA and AV nodes, slows the heart rate
sympathitic division nervous system
acts on the SA and VA nodes to increase heart rate
systole
contraction
diastile
relaxation
arteries
carries oxygenated blood from the heart all over the body
capillaries
very thin-walled vessels that communicate with other capillaries
veins
hollow tubes, similar to the arteries, with thinner and less elastic walls, that transports blood back to the heart